Known for its ability to grow some of the best music acts in the country, northeast ohio is a hotbed of emerging artists and the home of the alternative acoustic band, the Speedbumps.
The Speedbumps are gearing up for their latest release "The Moon Is Down" June 11, 2010. The Speedbumps maintain a high level of creative instrumentation and in the process find an incredible emotive outlet shown on tracks that display the diversity in Urycki’s thematic songwriting.
The band has supported seve...
Known for its ability to grow some of the best music acts in the country, northeast ohio is a hotbed of emerging artists and the home of the alternative acoustic band, the Speedbumps.
The Speedbumps are gearing up for their latest release "The Moon Is Down" June 11, 2010. The Speedbumps maintain a high level of creative instrumentation and in the process find an incredible emotive outlet shown on tracks that display the diversity in Urycki’s thematic songwriting.
The band has supported several national and international acts, including OKGO, Amos Lee, Andrew Bird, Anathello, Chrissie Hynde and Matt Nathanson among others. In addition, the group has been selected for top showcases across the country and world including the One Movement for Music showcase in Perth, Australia during the fall of 2009.
What separates the Speedbumps from other bands is the complexity and uniqueness of their sound. Incorporating a combination of hollow-bodied instruments that reflect the classical, jazz and modern age, the band produces alternative acoustic music with a folk-style feel. The vast musical influences and individual talent of Urycki, Kristoff, Hawkins, Bonnis and Adams combine to form an honest, intelligent and organic sound that is delivered in each song and performance.
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